NetQuantum :: World :: Română :: Regional :: Europa :: Macedonia ::

• Q&A: The history of strife in Kosovo
Yugoslavia became a communist country in 1945 under the command of Marshal Josip Broz Tito, who dealt with independence-minded residents by creating six republics — Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Macedonia. Kosovo was ...
• 1,800-year-old bronze chariot unearthed
About 10,000 Thracian mounds — some of them covering monumental stone tombs — are scattered across Bulgaria. The Thracians were an ancient people who inhabited the lands of present-day Bulgaria and parts of modern Greece, Turkey, Macedonia and ...
• Europe's most scenic drives
Europe's most scenic drives From hairpin bends in Monaco to mountain passes in Macedonia ... Taking a vacation during a period of financial turmoil, as AIG executives were criticized for a couple of weeks ago, may ...
• 2. Escaping brutal bondage in Europe
... foot — Natasha followed a path to sex slavery trodden by thousands of other hapless women, passing, under the watchful eyes of a gang of Balkans thugs, through Romania, Serbia and Kosovo before ending up in the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia
• 4. Policing without borders in the Balkans
At its inception, the member states signing on were Albania, Bulgaria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Moldova, Slovenia, Romania and Turkey. Since then, Yugoslavia has joined. There are now 29 permanent liaison officers from ...